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The Battalion
Monday, May 2, 1994
Rangers slip by
Tribe; Astros fall
to the Cardinals
The Associated Press
Rangers 5, Indians 4
CLEVELAND — Will Clark’s sac
rifice fly capped a two-run ninth
inning Sunday as the Texas Rangers
beat the Cleveland Indians 5-4 for
their fifth win in the last six games.
The Indians took a 4-3 lead into
the ninth, but their bullpen blew
the save for the eighth time in 1 6
chances this year.
Derek Lilliquist gave up a leadoff
double to Manuel Lee, who moved
to third on a fly to right and scored
on Oddibe McDowell’s infield sin
gle off Jose Mesa (3 -1).
Jose Canseco singled McDowell
to third — Canseco’s third hit —
and Clark followed with the win
ning fly ball off Brian Barnes. Lee
also had three hits.
Cardinals 6, Astros 5
HOUSTON — Bob Tewksbury
became the first six-game winner
in the majors when Gregg Jefferies
singled home the go-ahead run in
the eighth inning Sunday, giving
the St. Louis Cardinals a 6-5 victory
over the Houston Astros.
Ray Lankford homered on the
first pitch of the game. He has led
off three games with homers this
year, including a shot as the first
batter of the season.
Tewksbury (6-0) allowed five
runs and nine hits in seven innings.
He struck out five and walked
none. He took a 5-2 lead into the
sixth, but Luis Gonzalez tied it with
a three-run homer.
Stars to face
Canucks in
second round
The Associated Press
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Stars have finally learned who
their next opponents will be
in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
The Vancouver Canucks de
feated the Calgary Flames, 4-
3, in overtime Saturday in
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las, host for Monday’s semifi
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its four regular-season games
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advantage over Vancouver
when they face off at Reunion
Arena on Monday, but not be
cause of their regular-season
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